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'''[[Diamond]] & [[Club]] Side Story: Recollection of Heavy Metal''' ( | '''[[Diamond]] & [[Club]] Side Story: Recollection of Heavy Metal''' (北斗の拳外道伝 追憶のヘヴィメタル ''Hokuto no Ken Gedōden – Tsuioku no Hevimetaru'') is a one-shot manga. It was published in the February 2013 issue of ''Monthly Comic Zenon''. It is contained in the first tankōban of [[Strawberry-Flavored Hokuto no Ken]]. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
This story is a spinoff prequel to the original [[Hokuto no Ken|''Fist of the North Star'']] by [[Buronson]] and [[Tetsuo Hara]], and covers the events of Diamond & Club's lives prior to their appearance in the manga. | This story is a spinoff prequel to the original [[Hokuto no Ken|''Fist of the North Star'']] by [[Buronson]] and [[Tetsuo Hara]], and covers the events of [[Diamond]] & [[Club]]'s lives prior to their appearance in the manga as aspiring heavy metal musicians. Diamond's real name is revealed to be '''Takashi Yamamura''' (山村たかし) and Club's is '''Kōhei Shimatani''' (島谷こうへい). | ||
[[Category:Gaiden]] | [[Category:Gaiden]] |
Latest revision as of 07:03, 5 September 2016
Diamond & Club Side Story: Recollection of Heavy Metal (北斗の拳外道伝 追憶のヘヴィメタル Hokuto no Ken Gedōden – Tsuioku no Hevimetaru) is a one-shot manga. It was published in the February 2013 issue of Monthly Comic Zenon. It is contained in the first tankōban of Strawberry-Flavored Hokuto no Ken.
Plot[edit | edit source]
This story is a spinoff prequel to the original Fist of the North Star by Buronson and Tetsuo Hara, and covers the events of Diamond & Club's lives prior to their appearance in the manga as aspiring heavy metal musicians. Diamond's real name is revealed to be Takashi Yamamura (山村たかし) and Club's is Kōhei Shimatani (島谷こうへい).